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In this opinion piece, Rep. Randy Feenstra R-Iowa and Sen. John Thune R-SD, advocate for the passage of their Crop Insurance for Future Farmers Ac, which would double the time for new farmers to get enhanced crop insurance benefits from five to ten years.

Since 1980, AALA has been enhancing professionalism in agricultural law. We expect more than 250 people to attend this year’s symposium, where they will be able to earn at least 10 continuing legal education (CLE) credits. With its strong reputation for providing informative, thought-provoking content and bringing together a diverse audience from across the agriculture and food communities, the event always is a dynamic learning and networking experience. It brings together international, nati...

USDA’s latest report on foreign-owned farmland in the United States shows foreign investors own less than two percent of all land in the country.

A California proposal would bring changes to encourage on-site renewable energy on farms, and USDA reports corn sales to overseas buyers surged in the week ending October 19th.

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USDA stats show more than 1 million chickens are infected with bird flu in Minnesota, and in Iowa (160,850 birds) and South Dakota (300,800 birds).

The Senate Agriculture Committee is digging into the potential for artificial intelligence in agriculture.

Program spends more on partner-driven conservation projects, streamlines processes. NRCS sees unprecedented demand.

A statewide agricultural survey is underway to better understand and raise awareness of producer needs in North Dakota — which the ND Rural Electric Cooperative (NDAREC) Foundation states will help them support a more resilient, diverse, and competitive food system.

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